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What are the main challenges in Linux adoption for New users, and how can it be addressed?
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if a new user is using a distro that doesn't use systemd they fell for a meme
Or they hate fridge art like systemd and are on something like PCLinuxOS or Alpine.
That's what I mean though, why would a new user be running alpine as a desktop os?
That would be me: My hardware at the time was crap so I couldn't use the usual mint, ubuntu, etc and I was gonna use debian but I couldn't find the x86 download button, so after a bunch of messing about with distros like puppy and #!++, I settled on alpine for a bit. I now have decent hardware and use fedora.